

Furniture that
does not need to shout
Quiet forms in smoked walnut and figured ash, each one a canvas for a single piece of Kitsune marquetry.

Kitsune
The Kitsune pattern began with a weathered stone fox we came across in a local architectural salvage yard. In Japan the fox, kitsune, is the messenger of Inari, the spirit of rice, and carved foxes have stood guard over shrines and paddy fields for centuries, watching over the harvest.
We drew him by hand and gave him back his rice paddies, then made the design in marquetry: every leaf and line cut from undyed veneers and mother-of-pearl, fitted together and laid by hand. On calm, architectural forms the fox is discovered rather than announced, and he shifts with the light as you move around the piece.


Canvas
A fox in rice paddies across both doors. Available with a bar interior, shelving or drawers.


Canvas
One continuous, flowing line in smoked walnut, with a fitted linen cushion.





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